Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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Then presently her heart stood still again. From her higher place
in the saddle, well back in the outskirts of the throng, in the
dim light she made out a figure crouching on the roof; then
another, and another, and a fourth. She suffered an agony of fear
in the few heart-beats before they began to slip away. Her eyes
swept the faces near her. One and all they were turned upon the
struggling mass of humanity at the entrance to the passage. When
she dared look again to the roof the fugitives were gone. She
thought she perceived them swarming up a ladder to the higher
roof, but in the surrounding grayness she could not be sure of
this.
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